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Allow me to take a moment to show my appreciation for the Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex soundtrack. The game may be divisive amongst the fanbase, but its soundtrack is almost unanimously deemed top-tier in the series. I would gladly pay for a double, or even triple, LP of its tracks turned into full length 7+ minute long psy trance pieces.

Spoiler: show

H2 Oh No

Tsunami

Eskimo Roll

Droid Void

Crashteroids

Medieval Madness

Weathering Heights

Crate Balls of Fire

Cortex Vortex

Solar Bowler

Your brain on the WoC soundtrack:

Can you believe it guys? Christmas, just a week away. Christmas is in a week! Woohoo! I am so happy about this information. Christmas! Just a week away, oh wow. Can you believe it? Christmas! Just in a week! It got here so fast! Christmas! Just a week away!

Today's the day, and in "celebration" I will be listening to Disintegration over and over.

Move over "Dark Side of the Rainbow" because I barely edited this, it just fits that easily.

I may have only listened to about half their discography, but I think Green Day peaked with "Kerplunk!"

Row Doc, Sk.

Jonse wrote:Row Doc, Sk.

I am The Doc

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I bought a Monkees cd box-set really cheapo in a charity shop the other week, £10 paid, it has a majority of their albums, which is all the 60s and 70s albums included. Upon your recommendation for the Head film + soundtrack and Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd, I thought why not!!!
(Another reason being I hadn't owned any Monkees records beforehand, so it's quite satisfying to have them all in one place)






https://www.discogs.com/release/8187993 ... Collection

Excellent haul there, Oribited! I find it interesting that this reissue made the effort to include a disk dedicated the songs that were only released as promo singles back in the '60s, but didn't bother to cram in the live version of Circle Sky. You know, the version that actually appears in the movie (and arguably the best version of it). Pisces... and Head are easily my favorites, and Headquarters is probably their most respected album since it was essentially just the 4 of them playing (with exceptions), but Birds & Bees is an underrated release. It was the first released after the show ended, and only 4 tracks from it actually appeared in episodes (and 2 of them being alternate recordings at that), so I think it gets unfairly overlooked. Definitely interested to hear your take on that one.

Who let this idiot make its own thread lol

What in TARNATION.